Valeria Mazza arrived at the Starlite Foundation gala with an ensemble that seemed to travel straight back to the 1970s. The model chose a long silver gown, entirely embroidered with shimmering appliqués, blending sophistication with a disco-inspired aesthetic.
The exclusive design, by Gabriel Lage, features a halter neckline, an open back, and a body-skimming silhouette that hugs the figure until it becomes a flowing skirt. The effect is glamorous, yet it also carries some of that festive, carefree vibe that defined the decade.
Valeria herself accompanied the images with a message that gives further meaning to the look: “Peace & Love”.
The rhinestone headband, the detail that transforms the look
The star of the beauty look was the rhinestone headband, worn over loose hair. The accessory adds shine and functions as a direct reference to the glam aesthetic of the 1970s, especially to that blend of disco spirit and sophistication that fashion has been inspired by again.
Rather than overload the outfit with large accessories, Valeria let the dress and the rhinestone headband hold the spotlight.
A luxury dress with a personal touch
The styling also included a detail that broke the gala-perfectness: the tattoo Valeria left visible thanks to the neckline and the dress’s open design.
That small detail adds a more personal and contemporary touch to a glamour-packed proposal. The result is a sophisticated look, but not rigid, mixing shine, sensuality, and a decidedly more relaxed attitude.
Glam, florals, color, rhinestones, and a “Peace & Love” attitude: Valeria Mazza found in the 70s aesthetic the perfect inspiration for a gala night.
